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Fun in the Sun: Kyla & Zac’s Wedding Part 1

Part 2 of Kyla & Zac’s wedding

Kyla and Zac’s beach wedding at the RUI resort in Cancun was a laid-back, sun-soaked celebration filled with love, laughter, and a whole lot of character. The couple, known for their easygoing nature and love for sleep, exchanged vows under the Mexican sun with family and friends and soon returned to freezing Edmonton temperatures.

Kyla and Zac brought their Canadian charm to the sandy shores of Cancun, creating a relaxed atmosphere that mirrored their personalities. The warmth of the Mexican sun was the perfect setting for their carefree and fun-loving wedding.

A huge thanks to Louis and Lydia, friends and former clients, for recommending us to Kyla and Zac. Was a delight spending a 3 days hanging out with you and your fun family!

The RUI resort beach provided a beautiful backdrop for Kyla and Zac’s celebration, with its golden sands and crystal-clear waters. The destination wedding brought a touch of paradise to their big day, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

The wedding was a gathering of family and friends, each contributing their unique sense of humor to the mix. From the ceremony, with Zac’s dad acting as the celebrant, to the dance floor, joy and laughter echoed throughout the day, creating a light and enjoyable atmosphere.

Part 2 of Kyla & Zac’s wedding

Wedding Photography of Claire & Tony at Mount Stuart

See Part 1 of Claire & Tony’s Wedding Here

Mount Stuart is my favorite venue I’ve ever photographed. It’s not hard to see the venue is uniquely remarkable and is a photographer’s dream. The staff is the most wonderful I’ve encountered in the UK. They are relentless at pleasing their guests as well as vendors. I couldn’t ask for more accommodating people who are kind enough to always let me indulge my creativity.

The day was perfect and tranquil. I love intimate weddings because I get a chance to talk to and get to know all the guests. I think they are better fro the couple as well because they let them spend time with every guest. A stark contrast to traditionally large weddings where they barely have time for 2 minutes with each guest.

The entire wedding party was gracious and kind to me. Claire was soon ready and had a stunning timeless glamour look. The ceremony was a beautiful one. After the bride & groom and all their guests enjoyed canapés. After the wedding, we took a walk in the beautiful brisk afternoon. It was certainly a cold Scottish day and both were patient with my ideas. Afterward the photos I got to do something I had never done before. After many years of visiting the house, I accompanied the wedding party and went on my first house tour. Claire and Tony were a laid-back couple who were a breeze to photograph. It was a fantastic day and I was honored to capture their memories.

See Part 1 of Claire & Tony’s Wedding Here

Destination Wedding Photography Ireland

See part 2 of Delphine & John’s wedding photography

I met John 11 years ago when he was kind enough to host a friend and I in Ireland as we made our way traveling around Europe. I greatly enjoyed his sarcasm and humor and we kept in touch visiting each other wherever we both moved. We hadn’t seen each other in person in a while but we kept in contact and I had been hearing about “Frenchy” for quite some time and finally had the pleasure of meeting Delphine last year when I visited Dublin and spent a glorious banter-filled weekend with the two of them. I remember thinking they were perfect for each other and I was happy they found each other.

I arrived in Ireland Thursday and spent the evening with the two of them. They were kind enough to arrange my way over to Doolin with their friend Gerry. Their wedding day was over in a blur. I started off with Delphine getting ready with her mum, sister, and nieces. Everyone in the room was easy to photograph as they were relaxed and cheerful. Her nieces were quite inquisitive and their curiosity provided fantastic moments. I quickly ran up to meet my friend and took some photos of the groom getting ready as well as a few family photos.

Their lovely humanist ceremony was starting and over before we knew it with some heartfelt and humorous moments shared by all. We had been discussing what to as far as weather the past few days and since the sun was out after the ceremony we decided to seize the opportunity. Their friend Javed (and now mine) kindly drove us to various locations around Doolin. It was blustery to say the least for the couples photos but extreme weather can make for dramatic photos if the couple is up for braving the cold and these two certainly were.

Mount Stuart Weddings

Part 1 of Kirstie & Kieran’s wedding

The ceremony was over before we knew and they were married. I took group photographs with the help of an army of bridesmaids who made it go incredibly fast and smooth. The speeches were hilarious and had the room in stitches. Soon a delicious dinner was served by Hickory. After dinner, I managed to steal the bride and groom away before the amazing staff at Mount Stuart cleared the great hall for the dancing. The first dance was a lovely one where the couple kindly circled the whole dance floor allowing everyone to get close and take a photo. The dance floor had some real rock stars that kept the energy high throughout the night. Finished off taking a few photos of the gorgeous couple in the rain just before the last dance. The last dance is always one of my favorites to photograph and I love that the Great Hall at Mount Stuart allows me to capture the whole circle of friends and family from above. Auld Lang Syne was full of love and energy followed by emotional last dance where Kieran and his mum provided me with some beautiful moments to photograph.

The couple couldn’t have been more lovely to photograph as well gracious to their guests and me throughout their wedding day. It was an honor to be a part of their special day. xx

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